What’s happening?

In an effort to enforce the highest security standards,  basic authentication is being removed from webhooks. There’s a new, more secure way to help you verify your webhook requests coming from HubSpot. This is done with request signatures. Using request signatures, HubSpot will populate the webhook with an X-HubSpot-Signature header containing a SHA-256 hash of the concatenation of the app-secret + HTTP method + URI + request body.

 More information on request signatures can be found here.

What’s changing?

When selecting to “use authentication” with a HubSpot webhook, the option for basic authentication will no longer be available. All users will need to use “request signatures” for webhook authentication.

 When is this happening?

 Basic authentication will be removed from HubSpot webhooks on March, 1, 2019.

 Join the conversation, here!

What’s happening?

In an effort to enforce the highest security standards,  basic authentication is being removed from webhooks. There’s a new, more secure way to help you verify your webhook requests coming from HubSpot. This is done with request signatures. Using request signatures, HubSpot will populate the webhook with an X-HubSpot-Signature header containing a SHA-256 hash of the concatenation of the app-secret + HTTP method + URI + request body.

 More information on request signatures can be found here.

What’s changing?

When selecting to “use authentication” with a HubSpot webhook, the option for basic authentication will no longer be available. All users will need to use “request signatures” for webhook authentication.

 When is this happening?

 Basic authentication will be removed from HubSpot webhooks on March, 1, 2019.

 Join the conversation, here!

The original v1 of the Forms API was released in sync with the launch of our then new form tools. Since then, we've added several new features to our forms, including support for progressive and dependant fields, support for inline thank you messages, and new styling options for columns and rows of fields. To prevent issues with breaking changes to the API, these features were not added to the v1 Forms API, and the v2 API was released with those new features. As a result, the v1 API is no longer feature complete with the HubSpot forms tools.

What's happening

On March 29th, 2019, the v1 Forms API will be sunset. This will include all endpoints beginning with the /forms/v1/ path. At this point, the /forms/v1/ endpoints will no longer function. Integrations using the v1 endpoints will need to be updated to use the current v2 endpoints.

When is this happening

The v1 API and the v1 endpoints will be shut down on March 29th, 2019.

Note: This sunset specifically affects endpoints beginning with /forms/v1/. This will not include the new /form-integrations/v1 endpoint to get form submissions.